OK, I know I've misspelled the title of this thread, but I've no idea how to correct it!
For those willing in dig a little, charity shops are becoming a great source of rare movies. I wonder what gems people have found lately.
To start the ball rolling, last week I picked up A Hill in Korea for a quid. A great addition to my Stanley Baker collection with a top cast, including what I think was Michael Caine's first screen performance.
OK, I know I've misspelled the title of this thread, but I've no idea how to correct it!
The last one I bought was 10 Rillington place for a pound a good addition to my Richard Attenborough collection, I go in as many charity shops as I can each week,Bootsales are another source but stuff is becoming hard to find
Job done !
I have (to support favourite charity shops) donated a few DVD titles to them. I've noticed that some of my stuff has disappeared same day - like the whole of the Carlton 'PERSUADERS' after I got the new set.
More power to them, if it helps you bargain hunters out there then it helps my chosen charities too. And far less hassle than EBay....![]()
Smudge
Just got Roger Vadim's ...and God Created Woman on DVD for £1. Result!
Video's for sale at the car boot....10p each.![]()
Aitch,
boxed sets of both captain scarlet and thunderbirds on vhs for a fiver each
I never go into them, am I a naughty SNOB????????
Yes............. they are nice places and by buying you are helping less fortunate peoplename='image45']I never go into them, am I a naughty SNOB????????
I scour the charity shops regularly. My "best" buy was a brand new, never opened copy of "Psycho" for 50p! The video was still in its original, inner wrapper.
It is a question of looking hard and going through a lot of videos/DVDs, but I think it's worthwhile.
name='tvden']Yes............. they are nice places and by buying you are helping less fortunate people
I am told they put their best items on ebay more often than not in this day and age to get the best return. i have bought of ebay so does this redeem me at all?
I've always been a charity shop browser particularly for books and films. My best bargain was a still sealed box set (albeit video tape not DVD) of Brideshead Revisited! The shop was doing an offer on all videos that week at 25p a video. The assistant asked if I'd mind paying 25p for each of the 4 in the boxset!! I felt so guilty at paying only a pound for an unopened box set that I put another pound in the collecting tin on the counter!![]()
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Hi Image45 certainly not
I got the BBC Anna Karenina VHS set from Barnardo's.
I used to work in a charity shop, and (having been unemployed more often than not) dress pretty well entirely from them.
I bought "The House That Dripped Blood" in a car boot for £2 on DVD i thought that was great as it was brand new and still in its wrapper.
ha ha - NO!! Actually, I keep looking for Image's post saying, "You wouldn't BELIEVE the films I found! And they were only twice the price of the Crown Jewels, so of course I bought them all!"name='image45']...so does this redeem me at all?
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Today's haul is The Hammer version of Hound of the Baskervilles, Where Eagles Dare and The Manchurian Candidate (original version), all on DVD, £5.99 the lot.
Not a charity chop, though, Cash Converters had a special offer. I can't normally reach the DVDs in there for niffy people.
Not so good for my Karma, then, but I can now watch Derren Nesbitt get shot in the head any time I want.
Pity they dont have those cash converters in Ireland then![]()
name='ChristineCB']ha ha - NO!! Actually, I keep looking for Image's post saying, "You wouldn't BELIEVE the films I found! And they were only twice the price of the Crown Jewels, so of course I bought them all!"
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I would need to go through the door first, were I live they seem to lack the come inside and buy my rare films feel.
Any idear to help me
VHS purchased at this mornings two bootsales
on the beat n. wisdom
the wrong arm of the law
the thirty nine steps robert donat
steptoe men of letters
the piano
the seven steptoerai
the wombles
8 eps of space 1999
newspaper freebie the ipcress file and brief encounter
oh you are awful dick emery
then Churchill said to me frankie howard
clockwise john cleese
thunderbirds vol 1 the secret service with stanley unwin
as to the cost under a fiver !!!!!!![]()